Scopa vs MemPi
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J = 8 · Q = 9 · K = 10 About Scopa vs MemPi
Utmana MemPi i klassiska italienska Scopa med 40 kort: matcha delsummor, sopa bordet och ta hem ruter sju
Scopa is a classic Italian 40-card game that blends subset-sum arithmetic with card memory.
Capture values. Ace through 7 equal 1 through 7. Jack equals 8, Queen equals 9, and King equals 10. Play one card from your hand each turn.
Single-card priority. If your card matches the value of a single table card, you must capture that single card. Otherwise, you can capture multiple table cards whose values sum to your card value.
Sweep the table. Clear every card from the table in one move to score a Scopa bonus point. When the deck ends, the last player to make a capture takes the rest of the table cards.
Four end-of-deal points. Players compete for most cards, most Diamonds, the 7 of Diamonds, and the highest Primiera prime score.
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FAQ
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What are the capture values of face cards in Scopa?
In a 40-card Scopa deck, Ace through 7 equal 1 through 7. Jack equals 8, Queen equals 9, and King equals 10. -
When must I capture a single card instead of a sum?
If your played card matches the exact value of a single table card, you must capture that single card. -
How does Primiera score at the end of a deal?
Primiera sums your best card in each suit. Sevens score 21 points, Sixes score 18 points, and Aces score 16 points. -
Can MemPi help me study and practice this game?
Yes! Click MemPi in the header or on the game board to summon him. He observes the board, thinks out loud, and can demonstrate moves or guide you through tricky steps.